Sentence examples for plan is consistent from inspiring English sources

America says this plan is consistent with its existing WTO commitments, though some doubt it.

"The governor's plan is consistent with his longstanding position that the tenure system is broken," he said.

Dennis J. Goldford a political science professor at Drake University in Des Moines, said Mr. Edwards's tax plan is "consistent with his populist image of going after the wealthy and helping the poor".

Yet Calabresi's plan is consistent with the way many conservatives have come to view not only the courts but all institutions of government, from independent agencies to state legislatures: as territory to be seized and held by whatever means.

While the plan is consistent with Mr. Gensler's longstanding plans to impose new derivatives rules abroad, his renewed focus reflects the stronger hand regulators hold in the aftermath of the JPMorgan debacle.

A spokesman for G.E., Mark Behan, said the company would review the new standards, and "if we determine that the plan is consistent with our technical discussions with E.P.A., and it's based on sound science and it's feasible to achieve, G.E. expects to move forward with Phase 2".

For Federer, the game plan was consistent and clear: attack, attack, attack.

The goals in China's new five-year plan are consistent with the International Energy Agency's "new policies" plan for climate change, a middle course that represents an improvement from current policies, Mr. Birol said.

Councilor Carole Gandy said the plan was consistent with the need for energy efficiency and had been widely backed by local residents once officials had explained the technology involved, which she described as common elsewhere in Europe.

In response, a spokesman for the City Planning Department said the plan was consistent with incentives that have been offered to developers since 1961, yielding benefits like plazas, subway station improvements, affordable housing, rehabilitation of theaters and improvements to the High Line.

"They wanted to make sure — even though they were under no obligation to — the plan was consistent with the character of the building and proposed district," said Elisabeth de Bourbon, the spokeswoman for the commission.